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- American public radio and television programs related to Native Americans from The American Archive of Public Broadcasting (a collaboration between Library of Congress and WGBH Boston).
- Ancestral Voices Roundtable
- Anxieties of Authorship & Ownership: Intellectual Property, Indigenous Collections & Decolonial Futures
- Black Mesa: Water, Power, and the Story of a Master Theft
- Breaking the Bonds of People and Land: Native American Removal in the United States and Mexico
- Breath of Life Collections Orientation
- Civil Rights, Identity & Sovereignty: Native American Perspectives on History, Law & the Path Ahead
- Connecting American Indian & Federal Libraries
- Dineh Tah Navajo Dancers
- Ed Schupman: “Do All Indians Live in Tipis?” and Other Compelling Questions for Education
- Ellen Brazill Grant sings a “Konomihu lullaby”
- Guiding Our Destiny: Loriene Roy
- Hoop Dancing, Rosebud Sioux and Crow Creek Sioux
- Indian Yell: The Heart of an American Insurgency
- Interview with Poet Laureate Joy Harjo
- Interview with Lotsee Patterson
- Jones Benally Family Dancers Conversation
- Jones Benally Family Dancers: Navajo Traditional Dance
- Joy Harjo's Inaugural Reading as U.S. Poet Laureate (Library of Congress YouTube channel)
- Lakota John & Kin Conversation
- Lakota John and Kin: Slide Guitar Blues from North Carolina (Lakota/Tuscarora and Lumbee Nations)
- Law Panel Discussion: Indian Religious Freedom, to Litigate or Legislate?
- Living Languages: Preservation & Reclamation of Indigenous Languages
- Louis Pigeon sings “Manabus Tells the Ducks to Shut Their Eyes”
- Making Space for Indigenous Law
- Medicine song -- Glacier Park Indians (Blackfoot Tribe)
- Memorialization & Justice as an Ancestral Imperative: Two American Cases
- My Grandmother Told Me We Have Indian Blood: Memory, Heritage & Native American Identity
- Native American History: 2019 National Book Festival
- Native American Women Writers discuss new book, “Sister Nations”
- Nakotah LaRance: Native American Hoop Dancing
- R.Carlos Nakai: American Indian Flute Music from Arizona
- The Past, Present, and Future(s) of Native American Cultural Heritage: A Conversation about Sharing, Returning, and Collaboration
- Sihasin: Jeneda and Clayson Benally from the Navajo Nation
- Sioux and Mandan Hidatsa Storytelling and Music
- Tim Tingle and D.J. Battiest-Tomasi: Oklahoma Choctaw Storytellers and Flute Players
- Wayne Newell and Blanch Sockabasin: Traditional Passamaquoddy Music From Maine
- White dog song -- Glacier Park Indians (Blackfoot Tribe)
- Yup'ik song about a vision of a sailing ship in 1777
- Keynotes
- -- 2009 Keynote Address: Dawn Sturdevant Baum
- -- 2008 Keynote Address: Suzan Shown Harjo
- -- 2007 Keynote Address: Rep. Tom Cole
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- The American Indian Archives at the Oklahoma Historical Society (The National Archives' YouTube channel)
- American Indian Records Repository (The National Archives' YouTube channel)
- Nation to Nation: Treaties Between the United States and American Indian Nations (The National Archives' YouTube channel)
- New Insights: Native American History in the Colonial Period (The National Archives' YouTube channel)
- Notable Native People: 50 Indigenous Leaders, Dreamers, and Chanagemakers from Past and Present (The National Archives' YouTube channel)
- President Clinton's Remarks to Tribal Leaders (1994) (The National Archives' YouTube channel)
- Rebuilding Indian Country – 1933 (The National Archives' YouTube channel)
- Researching Office of Indian Affairs Employees (The National Archives' YouTube channel)
- Selected films from the Bureau of Indian Affairs, in the National Archives' online catalog
National Endowment for the Humanities 2Hide All
National Park Service 2Hide All
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- YouTube Channel for the National Museum of the American Indian
- Alfred “Bud” Lane III: Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians
- Animating the Mother Tongue: An Indigenous Language Playlist
- American Indian Flute Music
- A Tribe Called Red
- Graduating in the Navajo Way
- The Heartbeat Project
- How the Navajo Nation Responds: Struggles and Spirituality in the Pandemic
- Hula: Preserving Native Hawaiian Language and Culture
- Inuit Throat-Singing Demonstration
- Kevin Locke: Native Hoop Dance
- A Man of Many Talents, Many Tribes: A Q&A with Dennis Zotigh
- Marie Watt: Companion Species Calling Companion Species, part of the Clarice Smith Distinguished Lecture Series
- Meet the Artist: Marie Watt
- National Museum of the American Indian Opening Ceremonies 2004
- The Passamaquoddy Language of the Wabanaki Indians
- Taro in Hawaiian Culture
- A Tribe Called Red: Remixing Traditions
- Wabanaki Performance